The door auto-locked once it was slammed shut. It automatically sealed, and appeared to be easily opened by turning a wheel on the back of the door. Like a sub door.
As he leafed through the book, there were pictures inside of a much younger Alisa Lebeau. In each photo, she was either by herself, or people were far away from her. They showed class pictures, her High-school graduation (to which she graduated VERY early), College Graduation (Again, she graduated incredibly early), a picture of her working at the MET authenticating art, and a picture of her working for Alistaire Shaw. None of those pictures showed a smile. The last picture in there did, however, show her with a smile and even being silly.
Alisa was photographed with a striking blonde man, hugging one and other, and making silly faces in other pictures. She looked human, loved, and even comfortable for the first time in her whole life.She did not look like the villain she appeared at the start to Murderworld.
Attached to the final page was a key. Was it the key to the collar? Or another clue?
Re: Nuclear Town
As he leafed through the book, there were pictures inside of a much younger Alisa Lebeau. In each photo, she was either by herself, or people were far away from her. They showed class pictures, her High-school graduation (to which she graduated VERY early), College Graduation (Again, she graduated incredibly early), a picture of her working at the MET authenticating art, and a picture of her working for Alistaire Shaw. None of those pictures showed a smile. The last picture in there did, however, show her with a smile and even being silly.
Alisa was photographed with a striking blonde man, hugging one and other, and making silly faces in other pictures. She looked human, loved, and even comfortable for the first time in her whole life.She did not look like the villain she appeared at the start to Murderworld.
Attached to the final page was a key. Was it the key to the collar? Or another clue?